Sentence examples for process of stealing from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Abdallah was in the process of stealing millions of dollars, his father reasoned, why would he always be asking him to borrow 10 bucks?

Mobile viruses were being included in so-called crimeware kits, he said, sold to thieves with little technical knowledge that automate the process of stealing cash.

John Doggett Robert Patrickk) awakens inside an abandoned warehouse to find a man in the process of stealing one of his shoes.

In the process of stealing the Camaro, Perry and Burkett also stole Adam Stotler's white Isuzu Rodeo, not unlike the car pictured in Tasnádi's installation above.

The letter, an abridged version of which was subsequently printed in the summer issue of The Technique, described the process of stealing the 'T' by lowering it via a rope and moving it to a secret location.

Half way, we flew low over the sea stacks Risin and Kellingin known as the Troll and Witch, who it is said were in the process of stealing the Faroe Islands to take back to Iceland before starting an argument that saw them turned to stone.

VictorOps follows the same principles so that everyone on the team can participate by this process of cycle stealing.

They are accused of buying properties and quickly reselling them at inflated prices in a process known as flipping, and of stealing money that was supposed to be used for repairs.

If given the proper authorization, the United States government could stop files in the process of being stolen from getting to the Chinese hackers.

But for Jamar the problem goes deeper than aesthetics: what he sees when he looks out at the contemporary hip-hop landscape is a culture that's in the process of being stolen from the people who created it.

Workers are entitled to recover an additional amount equal to the amount of wages owed (single liquidated damages) in minimum wage, overtime, and retaliation violations, an important provision that can help them pay off interest on credit card debt or loans that had to be taken in order to cover living expenses during the process of recovering stolen wages.